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Friday, October 02, 2015

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This is Purple Aki.

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Bodybuilder banned from touching men's muscles guilty of breaching order by feeling boy's bicep on train

Arobieke complained that he was called 'Purple Aki' in court papers, which he regards as a racist term

Akinwale Arobieke

A bodybuilder banned from touching men's muscles has been found guilty of breaching an order banning him from doing so.
Akinwale Arobieke has been convicted of breaching his Sexual Offences
Prevention Order (SOPO) by allegedly touching a young man's bicep on a
train travelling to North Wales from Manchester .
Arobieke,
54, of Devonshire Road, Liverpool, denied the offence and told a jury
at Mold Crown Court that he was being set up by British Transport Police
because of his notoriety.
He represented himself in court but the jury returned and unanimously found him guilty.

Judge Nicolas Parry has bailed him until 2pm.
Prosecuting
barrister Karl Scholtz said that the terms of the SOPO specified that
the defending must not “touch, feel or measure” the muscles or muscle
areas of any person in any public place or in any private place where
the public had access.
He said on October 11, 2013, a young student from the Llandudno area travelled from Manchester Piccadilly to Colwyn Bay and was asked to flex his muscles, his bicep and then he asked to touch it.

Mark Waugh

Manchester Piccadilly
The defendant asked him if he could measure it and produced a tape measure and did so.
The young man, in his early 20s, thought it was a bit strange but thought nothing more of it.
About a month later, the complainant read an article on Facebook from The Liverpool Echo about him.
He then did an internet search and read a lot about him on Wikipedia.
The young man and the police denied that he had been encouraged to make the complaint.
The youth said that it had happened and he thought it was a bit weird at the time.
The
jury heard how the defendant had a number of previous convictions for
breaching the order but had also been cleared several times.

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